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Ring Region –
Relative to Nucleus

Making cytoplasmic measurements on a per-cell basis is often highly desirable but can be difficult to achieve. This challenge arises when the cytoplasm is not labeled, when cells are densely packed making boundaries unclear, or when the focus is specifically on the perinuclear region of the cytoplasm.

The Image-Pro Ring Region - Relative to Nucleus protocol offers an excellent solution in these cases. It allows you to focus analysis on an annular ring region defined relative to the nucleus, which can be customized based on the position (inside, overlapping, or outside the nucleus), the thickness of the region, and the number of targets you wish to analyze within it. This protocol provides an efficient way to conduct precise cytoplasmic measurements with enhanced accuracy and flexibility.

Techniques: Fluorescence

How it works

Select Channel

Select the channels that contain labeled nuclei and the target labels or stains.

Find Nuclei

Find nuclei with either a pre-trained deep learning model, machine learning, or threshold segmentation. Define the appearance of the ring region.

Find Targets

Find the first and second targets with either threshold segmentation or machine learning.

Quantitative results

Automatically generate tables, heat maps, charts and even complex bespoke reports.

Measurement parameters supported

Solution requirements

Required Modules

Base

2D Automated Analysis

Cell Biology Protocol Collection

Ring Region Protocol

AI Deep Learning

Life Science Models

Fluorescent Cells Model

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Relative to Nucleus App

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